My husband and I chose Inca Tour for our honeymoon and we are so glad we did. The boutique hotel selection was beautiful and the Bosphorus dinner cruise was so romantic. Thank you for making our trip special!
This daily Fethiye and Oludeniz tour from Saklikent brings together ancient Lycian heritage, a deserted Greek village and one of Turkey's most famous beaches in one well-balanced day tour. With hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide and entrance fees covered, this daily excursion lets you see the highlights around Fethiye without planning a single transfer yourself.
The rock tombs of Fethiye date from the Lycian period, when the city was known as Telmessos. The most impressive is the temple-fronted Tomb of Amyntas, carved into the rock for a person of high status. From the terrace in front of the tombs the view sweeps across the modern town and harbour, which makes it a favourite photo spot on any Fethiye day trip.
Kayakoy is an abandoned village that was once home to a Greek community. Today more than 100 roofless houses and a few churches stand at different levels across the slope, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. The midday break is at a village restaurant set right among the ruins. Later you reach Oludeniz, the Blue Lagoon area celebrated for its calm, crystal-clear water, where time is set aside to relax on the sand and swim.
Practical notes: travel is in an air-conditioned, non-smoking coach; lunch and drinks are paid locally. Bring swimwear, a towel, sun cream and comfortable shoes for the ruins. A final photo stop is made on the way back to Saklikent.
Your full day programme — click to see every stop.
Fethiye, Kayakoy & Oludeniz Programme Your guide meets you in the hotel lobby in the morning, and after pickup the day sets off towards Fethiye. The first visit is to the ancient Lycian rock tombs, including the grand Tomb of Amyntas, which was carved into the cliff for a person of high standing. You have time to look around the tombs and photograph the wide view over Fethiye below. From here the tour drives on to Kayakoy, the deserted Greek village often called the Ghost Town, where you can wander among more than 100 ruined houses and a few churches scattered across the hillside. A lunch stop follows at a local restaurant right in the centre of the village (meal at your own expense). In the afternoon you continue to Oludeniz beach to unwind on the shore and swim in the clear Mediterranean water. On the drive back a short stop is made for some final scenic photos, and the tour ends with your transfer back to your hotel in Saklikent.
Saklikent → Fethiye → Oludeniz → Saklikent Rock Tombs → Kayakoy
Modern, comfortable and fully-equipped vehicles — the same fleet we use on your tour.
👥 54 Seats
👥 37 Seats (2+1 VIP)
👥 55 Seats
👥 54 Seats
👥 50 Seats
👥 50 Seats
👥 50 Seats
👥 46 Seats
👥 37+2 Seats
👥 37 Seats
👥 35 Seats
👥 16+1 Seats
👥 16+1 Seats
👥 12+1 Seats
👥 6+1 Seats
More day tours and excursions in Saklikent — swipe to explore.
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Turn your day trip into a longer journey — these tours also visit this destination.
Fill in your details and we confirm your private departure within 24 hours.
Real, verified reviews from travellers who explored Turkey with us.
My husband and I chose Inca Tour for our honeymoon and we are so glad we did. The boutique hotel selection was beautiful and the Bosphorus dinner cruise was so romantic. Thank you for making our trip special!
It was important for us to have a guide who spoke Russian, and Ender was wonderful. He explained every detail at Dolmabahce Palace. The Princes Islands day trip was a beautiful break from the busy city.
Our guide Ender was incredibly knowledgeable about Turkish history. The hot-air balloon ride at sunrise in Cappadocia was the highlight of our trip. Everything was perfectly organized — from airport pick-up to the last d...
Ender was our Italian-speaking guide and we felt like family. He took us to local spots tourists never see. The hotel choice in Sultanahmet was perfect for walking everywhere.
10+ years later we still talk about our Cappadocia balloon ride and the Bosphorus sunset cruise. Some memories are timeless. Thank you Inca Tour!